, 1887-11-30
TOW TALK.
Cosby Little paragraphs Picked VI
Throughout the City.

The maximum temperature yesterday
was $50, the minimum Ito.
Seventy-fve coyote scalps were received
at the county clerks office yesterday.
The mares and colts disposed of at con-
stables sale yesterday brought top prices.
Joseph T. Harrison, Cincinnati, O.,
has been appointed a commissioner of
deeds for this territory.
1t is given out that the Laramie glass
works plant will again be in operation a
few days prior to Jan. ]. 1888.
That old offender, the notorious Black
Jack, was before Judge Lee again yester-
day. This time it was for vagrancy.
The Boomerang reports that light air
and condemned whiskey led a Laramie
'%'rounder" to attempt suicide last Sunday
afternoon.
The superintendent of bitches visited
the city dam and upper lakes yesterday.
There is a plentiful supply OF clear water
stored in the reservoirs.
Fully $50 Cheyenne people drove out
to the Cheyenne & Burlington terminus
yesterday. A large number visited the
tracklayers' camp last Sunday.
Miss Winchester, a teacher of christian
science is forming a class in Laramie.
Unlike those who SO industriously and We
hemently deride the principles of the
mysterious art, she adyertises.
Y. M. G. A. hall will doubtlessly be
crowded to morrow evening by those Gu
rious to learn the workings of the Nut
Carnival to be given for the benift of the
Presbyterian church.
Jas. Woods, formerly proprietor of the
Park livery stable, has been installed as
night Waterman at the county, jail. Capt.
Smith keeps an eye on the movements of
the men during the day.
Perry Bickford, formerly a Union Pa
cifc engineer and recently a Cheyenne L.
Burlington contractor, is still confined to
his home in Laramie from the effects of
injuries sustained by a fall ten days ago.
Geo. Coffman. who recently left Chey-
to accept a position with the Robertson
Carriage company in Denver writes that
he finds it almost impossible to secure a
dwelling house within five miles of the
factory.
Sheriff Sharpless and the representa-
tive Of a leading legal firm had a little tilt
the other day. The attorneys agent in
consulting the clients of his employers,
carried them letters and mailed replies.
The official naturally objected.
Nearly all of the Cheyenne masons par
ticipating in the exercises attendant upon
the laying of the corner stone OF the
African Methodist Episcopal church of
Denver have returned. They report hav-
ing enjoyed themselves hugely.
The statement may seem incredible,
but it is a fact the the trombone player in
the Chas. L. Davis band IAN actually ex-
tract sweet music from an instrument
usually considered second only to an In
dian tom-tom for h~ideousness of tone.
Two of those suave individuals, jour
neymen BARRIERS, have just completed an
engagement in Laramie. Their creditors
overhauled the pair at the train and com
PEELED them to disgorge an assortment of
property which they had purchased on
credit.
Myers is the name of the lucklcss Union
Pacific lineman injured by colliding with
4 small bunch of cattle while riding on a
railway tricycle. near Otto Saturday. He has
been removed to his Laramie residence.
He is no Sc seriously injured as was at
first reported.
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